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Well, folks, as my WCVI NSF entry, Doug's DigiPen Application, suggested, I applied to the BA Game Design program of Redmond's renowned and competitive DigiPen Institute of Technology. I just heard from them tonight — I got in! I begin this fall!
I decided to turn my application into a complicated and fun website, rife with NES chiptune. To see it, just go to dougzwick.com/digipen with the latest version of Google Chrome, Safari or Opera — other browsers are not currently supported. To be honest, the programming of it kinda sucks (no older browser support at all, little graceful fallback, clunky Javascript, etc.), but I'm still proud of it. I plan to improve upon it and use its next, better version in a portfolio of web programming work.
If you can't see (or don't want to bother with) the site, but want to hear the music, you can download it at dougzwick.com/digipen/resources/audio/ost/ost.zip — this includes MP3 renders of the tracks, plus the associated NSF, NSFE and FTM files.
I decided to turn my application into a complicated and fun website, rife with NES chiptune. To see it, just go to dougzwick.com/digipen with the latest version of Google Chrome, Safari or Opera — other browsers are not currently supported. To be honest, the programming of it kinda sucks (no older browser support at all, little graceful fallback, clunky Javascript, etc.), but I'm still proud of it. I plan to improve upon it and use its next, better version in a portfolio of web programming work.
If you can't see (or don't want to bother with) the site, but want to hear the music, you can download it at dougzwick.com/digipen/resources/audio/ost/ost.zip — this includes MP3 renders of the tracks, plus the associated NSF, NSFE and FTM files.